Signals of Trust
$30.00
A guide to how to read the signals of the body, so building the skills of trust and relationships for young teens.
How trust is built, how it breaks, and how the way you communicate, face to face, by phone or by text, changes what people actually understand.
Signals of Trust helps young teens understand how trust works: how you earn it, how you give it, and how quickly it can break. It's the third book in the series alongside Seeds of Strength and The Weather Inside Me, and it turns something most of us pick up by trial and error into skills you can learn early.
A big part of the book looks at how we communicate. The same message lands differently face to face, on the phone, or over text, and a lot of trust is won or lost in that gap. Readers learn to read the signals other people send, send clearer ones themselves, and build the kind of relationships that hold up.
It connects to the peer coaching skills used across the Well Habit programs, so it works on its own or alongside the rest of the series.
[Check before publishing: publisher line and publication date, exact number of chapters or sections, and whether the reader-facing title is Sending Signals of Trust or a shorter form. I've left the structural claims general on purpose.]
Key features
- Built for young teens, around age 13
- Covers how trust is built, tested and repaired
- How communication channels, face to face, phone and text, change what gets understood
- Links to the peer coaching skills used in Well Habit programs
- Third in the series with Seeds of Strength and The Weather Inside Me
Who it's for
Young teens working out friendships, family and their first real test of who to trust. For the teachers and coaches it is teaching relationship skills.
